The album includes tracks that reference personal experiences and notable locations, such as 'Ride to Robert’s,' which nods to a famous Nashville honky-tonk.

Jason Isbell is set to embark on his first solo U.S. tour starting February 15, 2025, coinciding with the release of his debut acoustic album, 'Foxes in the Snow,' on March 7, 2025.

The tour will feature performances in major cities including Chicago, Nashville, and London, and will kick off with international dates in Mexico City on January 16, 2025.

This upcoming album follows Isbell's Grammy-winning 2023 project 'Weathervanes,' marking his first new music since that release.

'Foxes in the Snow' is Isbell's first solo project without his band, the 400 Unit, since 2015's 'Something More Than Free,' showcasing his artistic evolution.

The lead single from the album, 'Bury Me,' is currently available and features Isbell's powerful vocals accompanied solely by his guitar.

The album was recorded over five days in October 2024 at Electric Lady Studios in New York, using a 1940 Martin 0-17 acoustic guitar to enhance its intimate sound.

Having won six Grammy Awards, Isbell is recognized as one of the leading songwriters of his generation, further solidified by his recent accolades.

Thematically, the album is expected to reflect Isbell's personal experiences, particularly his recent divorce from fellow musician Amanda Shires.

The complete tracklist for 'Foxes in the Snow' includes 11 songs, such as 'Ride to Robert’s' and 'Good While It Lasted,' reflecting Isbell's storytelling prowess.

The tour will consist of over 50 dates across North America and Australia, with some performances featuring artists like Molly Tuttle and Band Of Horses.

Isbell will resume touring with the 400 Unit for a full-band leg of his tour starting in April 2025, following the solo performances.